Yeah, you are right. Thanks!
Yeah, you are right. Thanks!
You did you get that picture of halo :OOriginally Posted by SuperSunny
De-compile one of my last maps and try to dissect it if you need any help! Halo looks and runs quite well when you combine graphical tricks with optimized shaders and a by-hand lighting system.
The trick is to make it "look" good. Work on the visual (so it's attractive to the eye) first, then optimize. The mistake people make with lighting is to try and structure it first. Everything is by hand and eye. Logic should be secondary in this case. It's all understood through experimentation, and I'm glad you're taking that approach. Difficult in the beginning, but it leaps boundaries.
I'm Peruvian, I speak Spanish and I'm using google as a translator
pls help
@Heathen: He was talking about the effects, something like modify config.txt.
Who? Last I checked, it was in the map file itself.
Danger Canyon, after editing config.txt
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That has nothing to do with the pretty lights picture.
no...but but it does have some shine to it
It's rendering the shaders' cubemaps without the reflection mask. It looks ugly, as if everything was covered in plastic wrap.
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